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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-20
MAKE THE FIGHT.

One cannot but admire the indepen-
dence OF the Denver & Rio Grande rail
road company in its refusal to enter the
combination which agrees TO the dis
continuance of tIcket-seiling commits
sions. Public sympathy will run with
the company in the stand it has taken
for its rights, and that sympathy will
not be killed if the big roads shall COM
pei the little one, to prevent the life
being squeezed out of it, 10 accept the
agreement. When pools were allow
able and we're INDUCED in, there was
Jess excuse for the payment OF COM
missions than there is now that every
road is compelled by law to operate
independently. and is under no
obligation to even maintain rates.
Then it made little difference
which of the competing lines did the
business, as each had its proportionate
share of the revenue. Now, however,
as the railroads are not supposed to
combine against the public, but are sup
posed to work each for itself, it stands
the company in hand to get all the
business it can, for Its earnings are its
own. One way to increase business is to
employ live, energetic agents, and stim-
ulate them to work hard by paying
commissions on ticket sales. If this
cannot be done, some roads might as
well go out of the passenger carrying
business. 1t is hardly necessary to re-
mark in this community that the Den
yer s. Rio Grande, and the Denver & Rio
Grande Western have been maintained
and made profitable by the push, energy
aggressiveness and enterprise of their
managers and agents; if these had let
things take their course, accepting
what business came along and seeking
for no more, the two companies would
net to-day be enjoying the prosperity
which is theirs. To shut down on
ticket sale commissions would be to de-
prive the line of the interested lsbors
of an army of men who know how to
direct travel.
II the big roads shall persist in boy
eotting the Little Giant and refuse to
sell tickets over the latter, the D. & &.
6. may have to surrender; but it is to
be hoped that it will not yield until it
has, made the fight and learned authori-
Iatively, whether or not the discrimi-
nation urged and practiced against it
is law. The general solicitor of the
Missouri Pacific express the opinion
that the Interstate act is violated by a
road which discriminates against an
other in the sale of tickets, and other
attorneys are OF a similar opinion. The
point is of sufficient importance to de-
,mand a test, and we hope the Little
Giant will make the test before it sub
mits to the dictation of others to the
loss of legitimate business which it
might obtain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-20
NOW TURN LOOSE.

Approving and applauding the action
of Judge Zane and Attorney Dickson In
excluding Mormons from the jury box.
as recorded in Tuesdays HERALD, our
morning contemporary comments
this view Games and Dickson's) ofthe
law to the Utah Commission" In
plain words it asks the Commission to
deprive Mormons of the right to vote
and hold Office, though the Saints COM
piv with the law and subscribe to the
oath printed in the statute. We be-
lieve the Tribune is barking up the
wrong tree on this occasion. There
was time when the Utah Commission
drew its inspiration largely from the
Tri6ufe sanctum, and experienced NOR
tai deal OF the Tribune lash, but there is
prevalent and daily increasing i'm
preston throughout the community
that the Commission feels itself able to
perform its duties without the assist
ance of our contemporary, and that q
majority, at least. of the Commissioners
entertain neither fear nor respect for
the organ once so influential in the di-
rection of the Commission. If THE
HERALD and the public are in error in
their estimate of the independence of
the Commission and the power of the
Tribune, the latter can demonstrate
the fact by resorting to its oR practice
of swapping its whip and commanding
obedience.
The registrars have all been ap-
pointed. and the deputies are being
designated daily, and the registration
of voters will soon be commenced if it
has not already been begun in some
precincts. The Commission has issued
its instructions to the registration Of
icers, and set forth the oath required
to be taken. These Instructions and
the oath do not agree with the "view of
the. law presented by Mr.. Dickson and
CONNIE nded" by his organ. Here is a
good opportunity for the Tribune to
demonstrate its power. If it can in
duce the Commission to change the
instructions and accept the District
Attorneys "view," the public will
recognize the fact that the organ has
lost none its power and influence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-20

FoR YEARS there has been a law in
New York limiting the amount that
heirs at law of a person killed in a rail-
road accident could recover from the
companies to 5000. but this limit has
been increased to $4,000. Under the
old law it was good deal cheaper for
the railroad to kill man than main
him. as juries would award more than
5000 for the loss of an arm, leg or foot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-20


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Thursday xAerning. Price. IA advance
9Ees per year; SIX iaeuthE, 500, post PAID
PEE RUNDAY HERALD f6 HQbiished every
gunday morning. Prsea, in advance, <ass
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sEnscLrEsE1 viii confer 8 favor 81 forvsF9-
- information to this sEscs HAe2 tlsn
1epers are not promptly fecetyed- IhM
viii aid an 10 determine where ths Isen
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Al Communications should be &ddressse -
TEE HERALD,
Salt Lake City. UtAh.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17

We have Stock amounting to fully
$4,000 of Hardware

To those who building Mechanics we would sav
that will make it to what YOU NAV
this line We have Axes of best Foodzes
carpenters Bksmts and Stone Hammers Mattocs pickle
Spades Forks Grain Scoops Hoes Rake
% ITpPsE kys Rvet Sets Wagon Bow Staples Wagon
cros Cut Hand Compass Back Saws Spirit levels Level Glasses
steel Try aud B Squares Framing Cses all sizes Bits
ana Braces Angers Boring Machines of ali
Screw Drivers Planes Of following Jack Fore Rabbit
bd Flooring Ceiling, Panel Plow Moulding Drawing Knives
Spoke Shayes Files of ps Handles for Saws. Planes
hses ana Augers Wood Screws Cnklnes Bs
Hinges all zes-Los of variety Springs Iaches
and Brass bound Rules Cape and s
fos nses Plates po Bull kng Hog Rings Curry Combs
@ Cartridges Cofeemls Bakes Lids Large Wash Kettles
Inc and cheapest stock Of BRASS AND COPPER KETTLES
Inc west-ranSng
Hangers Grow bars Nails nIa
Sash puie and Cord Screwrngs Nails from 70 40
Finishing Nails Brad Tacls Brick Mons Plasteng Towes
Hat Coat and Harness Hooks Metal
Spring balances of good quality Hooks Gold chs Rano
Inks Table Pocket Spoons Shears md Scsso
Doubeggers Tubes Leather and
straps States Sadron Tones Selves Meas
,a sizes Steel and Iron Of
Sashloc, very many other articles
Tn we cannot ennmae here PAINTS AND OILS of all
STOCK and most
found In the county Come and try for yourselves =
Very Respectfully, --rI>
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17
NURSERE STOCK

~ = Ies5-EsEs STOCK
in the county of Tazewell, will be pleased
to furnish all persons who may call upon
him Curing the summer) with anything in
this line that may BIO wanted. He has some
thing new to offer, which cannot be had
from any ono else. He offers the finest Ap-
pies on record, and the celebrated New
Empire State, and Niagara Grape Vines.
wM. o. YosT. Taxewell O. H., Va.
March IL, 3m.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17
Legally Equipped.

Uncle Rastus Ito lawyer: III heah.
sab, dat intldolity am sulishunt groun's
TO divo'ce."
Lawyer: :" Yes, II you can prove IT,"
Uncle Rastus: "lkin provoit. Mako
outten lie papers Mt wunce. Dat ole
'oomail o mine haint bocn tor chu'ch In
foah months, sah."- Life.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17
TIRUIT! FRUITII Fruitful

The undersigned, having again secured
from Jas. D. Mosby & Brother, whose nur-
series are near Richmind, Va, the agency
to sell all kinds of their
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17
TN. HAWKING, 81. TIM. HAwxIsss N
TIM. HAWKINS & soM,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,
TAzEwEIL G. a., Va.

.-.l = = = 4
|. Thomas NJ. Hawkins & Son still
hold the fort. The senior member
Of this firm takes pleasure in statiag
that he has been successful in pIsas-
ing some of the most exacting men in
Virginia in the matter of building
fine houses He points to the houses
he has built in Tnzewell as his best.
recommendation. No more substantial
buildings were ever CONTRACTED.
Give honest worknen chance. They
do not intend to be under bid, nor
can they BIO surpassed in the style Of
their work. Call OH them and they
will respond ut the dawn Of day.
They refer to A. Stellar aud Joseph
S. Gillespie, md A. White.
APPS Gun. T. NJ. HAwKIN, & Sos.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17
A Good Pun.

When our clover fellow-cl citizen, II.
Adair, met Major Bacon Tuesday he
made this happy speech
Mu'T G,Ioa am SeT , S@s se b.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17

tsli+s's CONNECTIONS. Els4
At uaEcrstown. Nd, with ths Western MARYLAND
Railroad, to and from Baltimore, Frederick.
Emmlttsburg, Gettysburg, Pepinar, 'Waynesbteo,
md branches. s-T'---
With Cumberland Valley railroad TO and freua
iarri.burs, Csr Isle, Shipacntbnrg, Chnmbcrsburr.
AerceTsbnre, Mrrtainsbug, aud points o tho Cura-
,erlsnd Valley railroad and branches
Also to and from Pittsburg and the West and
Northwest, and iioston, New York, Philadelphia
AZ Shenandoah Junction, W. W, with Main Limo
u Bnitisn,r; and 0ao Railroad to and from WAsh-
nston and the West. =. !. : -. y
AZ ". ,hesboro Junction, Va, with chesapeako
sulphur Sp irss and Richmond. 80
No. snakes oioss connections with
q o IL AZ. last, bound trains leav-
u No 8 makes clOse conRecti0n
VISIT BotBt leaving Wnynosboro
yunCtfnr nj $50 r. NJ.
AT Loeb Laird, with Lexington branch Of Rieb-
nond and Allegheny railroad. -
Allegheny railroad IS. - 80 -
Al Roanoke, with Norfolk and western railroad
STAGE GuNNRo1 IONS. ,s'
At Bryce, fer MI lwooa and Winchester. We. ~
At Iroutvilio for fFineastle, s,., 10
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17
DUFFY's CELEBRATED MALT wHIsKEY.

Special attention given Physicians DRUGGISTS and @
les. Orders for Wedding and Social Parties solicited
"a We can ship of from eacb by one to
gallons patent deMohn goods and
fair dealing and Piedmont
west Virginia. 80
mail receive prompt and careful attention. ~ = r. =
We engaged the
ness will sell in lots of from and prices
as Will be to their interest to give patronage
EWhy send to Baltimore Northern cities when Won can at
what you want in your State. = - 81
Please that under the We cannot ship
good references IS rS9-S, 49, - sc@ =
ROBINSON, TATE 81 eJsD.,
July 2..z.- Nc. ixI,ct
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17

No has Pullman Sleeper New York to Atlanta,
Ga, without change, via. Harrisburg and Roam -sha
and Sleeping Chr baltimore to Luray, via N. VI.
Z No has Pullman Sleeper Washington to New
DSlen ans without change via d. & U. railSoad and
ghenandonh Junction -
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03
UP THE HUDSON.
visit to Tsrrytown and Talk About fts
Monuments.


T.RRYTOwv. Aug 1t is a standing sar-
easm that tire American people nre enthn-
.ia.fi. in promising monuments and able in
DRAWN resolutions, hut painfully Slow ia
having over the money or erecting The >'ruc-
fure Til. va. once true enough o. hurt hut
Of late years vs. have done much - redeem
ourselves We have completed the Nasnins-
ton monument, making DO the srnnd'Hi ihiis
Of the kind Do the world We have ereciel
one OF more marble memorials e. each oi me
great mon ~ the revolution, and soldiers
monument. for the last war dot the country
I'm an direction IL j. q poor town indeed
that has no soldiers monument But hn sec
ton II the country Is r.ches ga materials TOT
c0mmemorati0n. or in natural and artificial
monuments. than the yalley Of the Hudson,
and In every town from New York city o.
Troy one may sae one or more monuments ot
great interest b. the student Of American
history. Indeed. an exhaustive study ~ the
noble scenery. the historic spots and tie
handsome monuments on the American
Rhine would amount % liberal education
n local history
The Monuments COMMUNICATING the Ar
nohl- Andre affair arouse memories toih sal
and amusing When Cyrus Field put zap the
m-mori "a Andre his act was tIri laughed
Al a. the freak ~ AN ansiomaniac. but anger
soon uoceeled 20 laughter. and m no long
time the monument was detroyci-tho act
being conveniently attributed % the Irish
lal0rors on tho railroad then being built mp
lhe west shore II the Hudson ln "a little
while SIR. Field had another monument
80 .I 81 .. b & ...r q.
for each uas,erllv n the free and easy sort to
-heave dQri-E' To it. So the pr ject.r BAD
Sc repaired anl defended iy q stout wall ami
iron fence. ami SD 10 remains. but DO j, darkly
whispered in tle little railroad town near ly
that wan d. the hyes has q sehame. De g0h.
lhatll sind tho thing fyin in the air one %
the~s f0ins dark nights whin Dad vans near
enough 90 c.t hurt" 10 would, therefore, De
wisdom 10 keep away from tle monument ON
lark nights
The Field monument o. Andre is 600 the west
s.leof tle Hudson 90 tle Dill az la1lan,
where the Spy was han-ei: iut on The other
side n tie river, q few miles above, in tle
lovely Din city " TauYtoWu. is O monument
at which neither irish nor American can
laveotaer emotion than respect i0rtle brave
alI honorable ID is the monument tl John
pau.im1. David Williams onl isaac Yam
Wart. nl0 captured Andre 0u tla ,io- 40
the morning VI Sept. 23. ll,l Tile first Dis
tories unfortunately printed tae ii-t ler9s
name Van Vert. ami Boo that shape DO 3, lfr-
r.tunt.d boo scores NJ towns. counties AMI
township, all over the west, but. iu truth. II
was tlc good o.d Dutch Van Nart and 80
4. ID D
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03
NEGATIVE ACTION.

The Id,y-AneR, in prophesying the
negative action Of the Roanoke Conven-
ton, remarks that a. 10 population the
prompt protest that came from press and
people an over the State throttled il be
fore it had swept beyond Gloucester,
Chesterfield, and few other counties,
and it is now reasonably certain that re-
pudiation in the harmless shape Of the
Ridllebcrger nulliiy is the limit to which
the Roanoke Convention will go"
1t must be- noted also that the local
conventions were not fully attended.
The whole Democracy Of Richmond did
not muster three hundred voters in all
the meetings, all Of which goes TO show
that the masses Of the people are not
80 wildly excited about insisting on the
Riddleberger bin after all. One reason Is
that good many people know Of citizens
who do not pay any taxes at all, simply
because the State refuses the coupons.
In some cases the State leyies on the
property OF the coupon tenderer, but the
result is always that the state has TO pay
hack the amount obtained and also the
costs Of the suit that the coupon payer
brings, and thus the Commonwealth is
minus the tax and the amount of costs
and the man has the coupons to tender
again, for in plain words the state has
been put in such position that she
allows men Of property TO 60 without
paying any taxes, all because she main
.tains that a new judge OF the United
States Supreme Court may reverse a
apreyious decision.
We respectfully submit this situation
10 the members Of the Convention. We
will hear again that the "masses OF The
people are decided on the kiddleberger
bill" IL the leaders OF the party would
tell the masses few wholesome truths
about the exact standing Of that act and
its results, We think that the masses
would conclude that II i better 10 nego-
tate for settlement or at least to extrl-
cate the State from It's present dilemma.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03

Statesman Riddlebcrger evidently chaies
under the snubs Of the Republicans vino
are basely ungrateful for his services and
also al the iu,inuation that be is under
the complete control Of Malone.
Fl would be curious II Nj Riddlcher-
ger performed the mauUuyre once exc
cuted 20 adroitly by bis shrewd patron
and with so much material result lie
could tie the Senate by voting with The
Democrats on certain imporiantque-tions
and enforce that respect which bis party
has refused 20 accord him
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03

you DON'T so more than one In florence
And FOR open immortality, Florence i the
worst ever saw. and pictures and other ar
ticles are offered for sale In the piazzsls ana
stores which Anthony COnIstock and the pc
Ice would put an end - in New York IN NJ
teen minutes
believe have had some unkind things 20
say u the old masters which no doubt the
On masters would take much ~ heart II they
were alive and could read my able animad-
versions uton their efforts, Ia n one ] want
10 speak in praise only. That one Is Giovan-
nj Bsttista Salvi called Sassoferrnto, after
his birthplace. One day IN the National gal
lerv i'm London saw the face If woman
looking out from the canvas Win sucn NE
Likeness such sweetness. that Involuntary
stopped before IT, The draP-ry ~ n.ue ana
white was I'm perfect harmony with tue
cenfleness u the face and every llne am
fold were living grace. / didn't know ART
but knew this appeal in color 10 the heart,
and 10 the sense Of the beautiful, and forgot
all the gallery in this one picture. Ny cata-
loc-lIe ,od me il was .Ihs Madonna IN
PRAYER ami the artist was Sassoferrato.
Since that day have been seeking Tor Sasso-
ferratos. and whenever / find one ! ann
never disappointed. There may IL a same
uess IN bis work wearisOme % many, but u
me there is in 1t beautiful peace and rest,
which. while il MAY not lie high art, Is some
thing higher, and I ann content o. hnd ID
this artist pleasure no other has afforded
In this connection I am free % confess l
never heari u Sassoferrat0 until saw bis
name in the catalogue II the National gal
l.r-,- that dsv in London. MARY JANE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03

The Hron in referring o. the decision
Of The United States Supreme Couri, five
10 four, that a railroad company j.. liable
for injuTie- to an employc caused by
careles-ness, says that the successor Of
Justice Woods will have the opportunity
10 reverse this decision, and put the Laws
back where it was
1t remarks that doubtless the man
whom Mr Cleveland appoint. viii
stand by the law as stated by the Count,
and not reverse it, Certainly, and the
same man will act the same way in the
Virginia cases
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03

Most company officers try 70 get their men
mounted on horses which are all Of the same
color, and IN every regiment We have troops
Of black, gray, roam, bay and sorre horses
Bay horses are the easiest procured, and con
sequently you Will find several troops Of this
color In each regiment Blacks and grays
are not 50 easy 10 get, and it Is almost impos-
ible to get n roam troop-Cayalry Officer in
Globe Democrat
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03

The howl s. sounded again against
subsidies to American steamship lines.
Well, IN the name Of common sense re-
member that we have no commerce with
countries where England, by developing
her shipping Interests, has made untold
millions. and monopolized until She is
about to monopolize the carrying Of
United States mail-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03

Mr.. Blaine now says tha, he will spend
the winter on the continent, which must
cool the ardor Of those who want the
boom warmed over after the freezing It's
endured in Ohio
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03

The letter from the White Sulphur
Springs in another column, signed a
Lifelong Democrat" j. worth the con
siderstion Of our readers. The author is
above reproach and apeak. potent truths.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03

lATUER's CL0CK.
pIacri Here at Ny Request
JAMS fNCuHAAE

Died Doc -, i,sl. Aged I'D years
The clock is very Old, but iu good orler and
Is kept running.
Crossing again TO the west side Of the Hui.
son and going mp n few miles, we find the
noted Stony Point, monument in itself
The money has leen appropriated for "a hand
some shaft there, bat as yet only the light
house. exactly on the Old site II the fort
marks the spot a Jew mikes southwest ain
stands, On Treason Hin, the house ~ joshua
Iiett Smith. where Arnold and Andre conf
pleted the terms on which West Point was 20
be surrendered Il is ina surprisingly good
state Of preservation ana look, as it DO might
last another century as a monument II the
great peril o. which the young republic was
subjected by one mans treason. These are
but few of the many scenes aud objects II
interest on tAe historic Hudson A leisure
journey up the stream is delight to the eye
II taste, while q study Of It's monuments is a
continuous object lesson in patriotism.
J b. pAnKr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03

When father Edmund-, august palrl-
arch Of the Republican party carried
through bis Mormon bin successfully, the
congratulations from all highly moral
quarter. Of the country caused his saint
like coun,enance the Senator is called
= Jerome from his Likeness TO that
grea, reformerl to assume a still more
solemn expression Of -ublimated purity.
He had Illuminated q law that caused the
rolyramons old goats 70 tremble' and
the shade Of Joe Smith skunk into the
wherever De belongei-and the moulder'
ing bones gave one horrible rattle.
But the Mormon law has been tried in
Washington. and il looks as if il offered
lirher inducement, TO Matchmaking than
even Prohibition does in Kansas where
they arrest any man or woman on The a.
fdayit Of a suborned tramp, and haul
the victim before court for selling OF
giving away liquor or cherybounce-
It viii be the mre-t joke Of the season
70 see how yiriuou- Washington Will
stand the Mormon law.
We remember the long and brilliant
career of the detective and bunko ring
devoted t. blackmaiIing unsuspcctng
stranger. lut the ant-Mormon rins will
beat it hollow. until -. Jerome Edmunds
nill come % De considered the very
worst ref0rmcr of the period.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03
FOR HARMONY.

In view Of the different opinions that
viii be brough, before the Convention
sc suggest the following declaration that
would, we believe, meet the requirements
Of the situation;
VIZ ADHERE TO THE RfDDLEBERGER
BILL As settlement, but 1t Is fonnd to be
impraclicable then We will favor a SET
Element within the revenues Of the state
without sacrificing the present appropria-
tons.
Now. II the debt payers and those IN
favor Of population and those who stand
on the Riddleberger bill a. A hnaliiy viii
discuss that brief statement, It will be
seen that the Convention can make
declaration that will leave the debt CUES
ton to h. settled on the best possible
terms.
Those who insist on the infallibili,y OF
the Riddleberger bin need not object, snd
the debt payers need not object. The
repudiator- must have found ont by this
time tha, they are likely to De frozen out
between the two parties. and they had
be-, get In ont Of the cold, and that very
quickly. Let Us ask how the present
leader. Of the party can expect conscleh-
tiou- men 20 rally TO The standard Of the
Democracy II their ideas are treated Win
contempt because they are patriotic
enoucb 10 ak for somtthing more liberal
than single ironclad qualification
labeled with a name captured from
MahOncy